Meet the Guy Hosting an IRL “Survivor” Played in LA Backyards
Applications are open for the unsanctioned game Jeff Probst called “brutal, but awesome”
We Still Play the Board Game “Catan” to Stay Sharp and Social
“Catan,” created by Klaus Teuber, who died this month at the age of 70, is much more than a diversion
Digits Is Basically the Math Version of Wordle
"The New York Times" just launched a beta of a new numbers game
The Best Movies, TV, Games and Music for February
It’s time to experience “Cocaine Bear.” Plus: The unexpected return of Adam Scott’s best comedy series.
How Did Board Games Become a Huge Deal?
It's an evolving industry
Is Wordle Getting Too Punny?
Since a new editor took over the popular five-letter word game in November, some critics are noticing themes in the answers
Wordle Got a New Editor and Changed Its Rules
The hit word game just landed a dedicated editor, expanded its answer list and altered the rules on what you can and cannot guess
How to Beat Your Friends at Every Lawn Game, According to the Pros
We asked champions in cornhole, Spikeball and more for one tip that’ll significantly improve your game
A Party Game Version of Wordle Will Debut This Fall
Hasbro and New York Times Games are releasing it
The Food and Gaming Concept of Your Augmented-Reality Dreams Has Arrived
The new iCompete Experience in North Texas brings together high-tech golf simulators and a pour-your-own-beer wall
Why Competitive Chess Is as Vicious as 10 Rounds in a Boxing Ring
Our writer was looking for a mellow pursuit to replace rec league hockey. Unfortunately the centuries old board game proved to be a lot more savage.
Netflix Is Betting Big on Gaming. Here's What That Means.
The streaming giant just acquired its third gaming studio after debuting a line of free mobile games in November
Which State Is the Best at Wordle? It’s Way More Than Five Letters.
The last spot goes to Alaska at an average of 4.22 guesses per puzzle
New Study Reveals Which State Cheats at Wordle the Most
Google searches for Wordle answers have nearly tripled since The New York Times bought the game in January
Did The New York Times Make Wordle Harder?
Or am I just getting dumber?
